The Red Ribbon Club organized a highly successful Free Consultation Camp
under the guidance of Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. The camp focussed
on women's health issues such as PCOD, PCOS, thyroid disorders and drug
deaddiction. The camp was held in collaboration with Dr. Manisha Sachar, a
renowned expert in the field. The event saw enthusiastic participation from the
faculty, staff, and students, with around 40 members attending the session.The
event commenced with a warm welcome extended to Dr. Manisha Sachar, where
Dr.Navroop Senior Most Faculty and Dean of Youth Welfare, Dr. Deepali, Incharge
of the Red Ribbon Club, and Mrs. Chandrika presented a planter to the guest as
a token of appreciation for her valuable time and expertise. Dr. Manisha
Sachar’s session was insightful and highly informative. She began by explaining
Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS),
highlighting the symptoms, causes, and the impact these conditions can have on
women's health. She emphasized the importance of early diagnosis and lifestyle
changes in managing these disorders. Her talk also covered thyroid disorders,
another common issue affecting both men and women. Dr. Sachar discussed the
symptoms of hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, the role of hormonal balance,
and how proper medical guidance can help manage these conditions effectively.
She also talked about drug addiction and the ways to protect our loved ones
from this. The consultation camp allowed participants to gain a better
understanding of these health issues, and many attendees took the opportunity
to seek personalized advice from Dr. Manisha. The interactive nature of the
camp encouraged open discussions, where students and staff were able to ask
questions and clarify their doubts. Overall, the camp was a great success,
offering much-needed awareness and guidance on PCOD, PCOS, and thyroid issues.
The Red Ribbon Club plans to continue organizing such health-focused events in
the future, contributing to the well-being of the institution’s community.
